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PHYSICS
SECTION-1
1.(B) S (i  ig )  ig G

ig G 0.2 0.2
S    0.02
i  ig 1 10
10 
100
15  10 1
2.(D) I  A
500 100
10  0 1
I1   A
1500 150
1 1 1
Iz    A
100 150 300
1 1 1000
P  Vz I z  10   W mW  33.3  103W
300 30 30
1 1 1 1 1000
3.(C)   2   L  H   100 mH
LC LC c2 10  106  106 10

E
4.(A) E  h  h

ML2T 2
[h]  1
 [ ML2T 1 ]
T
3 3 3
5.(A) W ' W  mg '  mg  g' g
5 5 5
3 2 2g
 g  2 R  g  2 R  g  
5 5 5R
Z1
V n Z n 2 3 2
He 
6.(D)  1  1 2   
VH Z 2 Z 2 n1 1 3 1
n2

mg  mg
7.(B) a  0.4 g m / s 2
2m
8.(A) The maximum tension will be at the lowest point.
mv 2 mv 2 1. 5  4
T  mg   T  mg =  1.5  10 = 27 N
r r 0. 5
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23 2 3 5 2 3 31
9.(D)        mix 
 mix  1 1  1  2  1  mix  1 2 2 21
3 5
R R 3
10.(B) cos      0.6
Z R2  X 2 5

11.(C) n1  3  n2  1
 1
E  13.6  9  1    108.8eV
 9
nRT 1 R  2T0
12.(B) W    8RT0
1 x 3
1
4
T 1  l  1  g 
13.(C)  100    100     100 
T 2 l  2 g 
1  0.05 100  1  0.2  1 1
     100    1%  (2%) =1.5%
2 5  2  10  2 2

1 2 1
14.(A) R = 2H  cot   ; sin   , cos  
2 5 5
2v 2 sin  cos  4v 2
 Range of projectile R = 
g 5g
D 5 D (  1)t
15.(A) S  (  1)t    = 6000 Å.
d d 5

Pitch 1mm 1
16.(C) LC =    103 m  5m
Number of division on circular scale 200 200
17.(A) Conceptual

18.(C) v 2  v 2  2 gR (1  cos )
0

v 2  7 gR  2 gR cos 
mv 2
T  mg cos  
R
T  7 mg  3mg cos 
vh  7 gr  T  7 mg

40  2 8
19.(C) V2    1.33 volt
40  20 6

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20.(D) U i  CV 2  C (2V )2  2.5CV 2  CV 2
2 2 2
CV  2CV CV V
VC   
2C 2C 2
2
1 V  1 V 2 CV 2
Uf  (C  C )     2C  
2 2 2 4 4
5 1 9
Loss =    CV 2  CV 2
2 4 4
SECTION-2
t3
1.(0) x  2t 2  4t  3
3
V  t 2  4t  4  (t  2)2
a = 2t – 4
Now, V = 0  t = 2 sec
2
So, at 2  2  2  4  0 m / s

(2n  1)v (2n  1) RT

2.(20) f  
4l 4l M
f 1 T 1 1 10000
   f    10000   20 Hz
f 2 T 2 250 500

3.(363) Continuity Equation

a
av1  v2  v2  2v1
2
Applying Bernoulli’s Theorem
1 1
P1  v12  gh  P2  v22  0
2 2
1
P1  P2  (v22  v12 )  gh
2
1 363
 4100   800[3v12 ]  800 10 1  v1 
2 6
4.(16) 4a  4   a
i  2  Amp
  45º
 0i 4  4 107  2
B  4 [sin   sin ]  2sin 45º  16  107 T
4d 
4
2
5.(300) W  qV  20  15  300J
 g 
  1
f a  l 2 5
6.(5)   fe  f a  5 cm
fe g 1 5 2

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7.(2) Conceptual

d  / dt 12t  4 20
8.(2) i   i (t  2)  2
R 10 10
1
9.(2) Case I: mv12  h(2v0 )  hv0
2
1 2
 mv1  hv0 …… (i)
2
1
Case II : mv22  h(5v0 )  hv0  4hv0
2
1 2
 mv2  4hv0 …… (ii)
2
Divide (ii) by (i)
2
 v2 
  4  v2  2v1
 v1 
2.1  0.1
10.(36) Q1  Q2   1 nC  109 C
2
kQ1Q2 9 109  109  109
F   36  109 N
r2 0.5  0.5

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CHEMISTRY
SECTION-1
1.(C) COOH,  Br  deactivating group
CH 3  activating group
 NH 2 is strong activating group

2.(D) Number of electrons and principal quantum number (n) are same for all atoms/Ions of isoelectronic
series.

3.(D) (A) S2  S4  Sº comproportionation

(B) Mn 6  Mn 7  Mn 4 disproportionation
(C) Mn 7  Mn 6  Mn 4 redox reaction
(D) Ag 2 (aq)  Ag (s)  2Ag  (aq) comproportionation

4.(B) For, urea i=1

NaCl i=2
MgCl2 i=3

DiBAL  H
5.(A) R  CN 
 R  CHO
H2O

2 NH  NH
2  R  CH  R
R  C  R  2
|| KOH
O


NaBH 4 , H
R  C  CH 2  COOH   R  CH  CH 2  COOH
|| |
O OH
6.(B) By homolytic bond cleavage  Carbon free radicals are formed
Heterolytic bond cleavage  Carbocations and carbanions are formed.

7.(D) MnO 4  8H  5e   Mn 2  4H 2O

2
X = 8. Y = 5, Z = 4, A  Mn

8.(A) W   Pext dV = –2 [20 – 10] = –20 atm L

9.(A) R  X  KNO 2  R  O  N  O  KX
(Ionic) alkyl nitrite

R  X  AgNO 2  R  NO2  AgX

(Covalent) (Nitro alkane)

2
10.(C) [Co(NH3 )6 ]  Co 2  3d 7  t 52g , eg 2  paramagnetic (pink colour)

[Cu(NH 3 ) 4 ]2  Cu 2  3d 9  paramagnetic (dark blue)

Both complex are paramagnetic and shows colour.
11.(A) Fact

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12.(B) Benzene is more reactive than Bromobenzene, so alkylation of benzene will take place instead of
Bromobenzene
Aniline and phenol don’t undergo Friedel-craft’s reactions.

13.(A) [Fe(NH3 )4 Cl2 ] is heteroleptic, remaining all are homoleptic complex.

14.(A) Phenol and carbolic acid are identical compounds.

15.(C) Order of boiling point (Hydrides of group 16th elements)

H 2S  H 2Se  H 2Te  H 2O Because of H-bonding

16.(D) Kjeldahl’s method is used to determine the nitrogen content in compounds.

Kjeldahl’s method not used for compounds containing as nitro, azo groups and for compounds having
nitrogen atom in the ring (e.g., pyridine, pyrrole)

17.(B) Uracil base is present in RNA.

2Cl /h H O
2 
18.(C)  
373K

19.(C) Ionic character  difference in electronegativity of bonded atoms

O 2  CO2  Na 2O  LiF  KF

n2
20.(B) r1  x ; rn 
1
r1 12

r5 52
r5  25r1 ……(i)
For an electron in Bohr’s orbit, 2r  n
5th orbit (n = 5)
2r5  5  2 25x  5    10x
SECTION-2

1.(5) BF3 , SO3 , CO32 , NO3 , COCl2  Trigonal planar ( sp2 hybridisation)
NH 3  Pyramidal ( sp3 hybridisation)
BrF5  Square pyramidal ( sp3d 2 hybridisation)
CO 2  Linear (sp hybridisation)
[PtCl4 ]2  Square planar
SO 24  Tetrahedral

2.(4) n = 2 (chiral centre)

H OH
| |
H3C  C *  CH 2  C *  CH3
| |
Br H
n
Total optical isomers = 2  4
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3.(15) 4FeCl3  3K 4 [Fe(CN)6 ]  Fe4 [Fe(CN)6 ]3  12KCl

60 48
 
LR ER
60
Number of mmol of Fe 4 [Fe(CN)6 ]3 formed =  15
4
4.(6) Cl 2O7 , SiO2 , N 2O5 , Mn 2O7 , CrO3 , SO 2  Acidic oxides
CO, N 2O, NO  Neutral oxides
Na 2O  Basic oxide
PbO 2 , Al2O3  Amphoteric oxide

1
5.(3) AgI (s)  H 2 (g)  Ag (s)  H   I 
2
0.06  [H  ]  [I ] 
0  (0.162)  log  
1  1
 
0.162  0.06 log (2)  0.06 log[H  ]
0.18 = 0.06 (pH)  pH = 3

6.(15) 15th group elements have minimum –3 Oxidation state.

238
7.(9) 92 U  82 Pb206  8 2 He 4  61 e0
30.9
n Pb   0.15 mol
206
11.9
N  (n U )remaining   0.05mol
238
N 0  (n U )intial  0.15  0.05  0.2 mol
For first order reaction
1  N0  t  0.2 
t ln    1/2 ln    t  2t1/2  9 109 years
k  N  ln(2)  0.05 

8.(4) are + M Groups (activating groups)

9.(6) c, d, e, g, i, j  coloured species

10.(6) CH 3COONH 4  salt of weak acid and weak base

2
Kw  h 
Kh  , Kh   
K a xK b  1 h 
2
 h  1014
  
 1  h  1.6  1.6  1010
 Assume 1  h  1  h = 0.625  6.25  101

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MATHEMATICS
SECTION-1
1.(D) (3  2 2) x  (3  2 2) x  34
1
 t   34 , Put (3  2 2) x  t
t
 t 2  34t  1  0  t  17  12 2
x
 (3  2 2)  17  12 2, 17  12 2
 (3  2 2) x  (3  2 2) 2 , (3  2 2 ) 2  x = 2, –2

1 1
2.(A) 3 f ( x)  2 f    2  1
x x
1
Replace x by
x
1
3 f    2 f ( x)  x 2  1 …(i)
 x
1
On eliminating f  
x
3
 5 f ( x)  2  2 x 2  1 …(ii)
x
 y  5x 2 f ( x)  3  2 x4  x2
dy
  8 x3  2 x = – 2x (2x + 1) (2x – 1)
dx
 1  1 
 y is  in   , 0    ,  
 2  2 

3.(B) Let 5, a, b, c , d is common difference

   
5 5  d 5  2d 5  3d
Now, 1, a – 6, b – 4, c + 10 are in GP (given)
 1, d – 1, 2d + 1, 3d + 15 are in GP
d  1 2d  1 3d  15
   …(i)
1 d 1 2d  1
 d = 0, 4 (on solving)
But d = 0 does not satisfy (i)
 d=4  a = 9, b = 13, c = 17
 GP : 1, 3, 9, 27, 81
Sum of first 5 terms : 1 + 3 + 9 + 27 + 81 = 121

4
1  16 
4.(C) Required area = (2  8)6    dx  30  32 ln 2
2 2 
x  4 

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5.(B)

Let E1 = event that urn U1 is selected

E2 = event that urn U 2 is selected
A = drawing a white ball from selected urn
E  9
Given P  1  
 A  17
1 n
.
P( E1 ). P( A / E1 ) 9 2 n3 9
     n=5
P( E1 ). P( A / E1 )  P( E2 ). P( A / E2 ) 17 1 n 1 5 17
.  .
2 n3 2 9

ln x, x  0  x, x  0
6.(C) f ( x)    x and g ( x )   x
e , x  0 e , x  0

 x, x  0

 fog ( x )   1, x  0
ln x, x  0

Clearly fog (x) not one-one but it is onto.
7.(C)

7!
1 1 1 1 3 4
 35
(1!) (3!)  4!
7!
1 1 1 2 2  105
(1!) (2!)2 . 3!.2!
3

Total  140
8.(D)  f (x) is continuous  x  R
 ( LHL) x  0  ( RHL) x  0  (V . F ) x  0

 ah sin h  (b  1)e  sin h 

 lim    1
h 0  h 2
 
For existence of limit b – 1 = 0
 b=1
 ah sin h 
Now, lim   1
h 0  h2 
 a=1

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Similarly, ( LHL) x 1  ( RHL) x 1  (VF ) x1

 c+3=3  c=0
 sin x x0
 x

Now f (x) becomes f ( x )  2 x 2  1 0  x  1
 x2 x 1


 ( LHD) x 1  4, ( RHD ) x1  1
At x = 1
f (x) is not differentiable and ( LHD ) x0  ( RHD) x 0  0
At x = 0
f (x) is differentiable
Hence, m = 1
m+a+b+c=1+1+1+0=3
 
6 6
x dx  dx
9.(B) I 4 4
; I 
0 sin (3x )  cos (3 x) 12 0 sin (3x )  cos 4 (3 x)
4

 
2 2
 dx  2
I  ; I  dx
36 0 sin x  cos 4 x
4 36 0 2  sin 2 2 x
 
 2
2sec 2 2 x  2
sec 2 2 x
I dx ; I dx
36 0 2  tan 2 2 x 36 0 2  tan 2 2 x

 sec 2 x
2
I  dx put tan x = t
18 0 2  tan 2 x
 
 dt  1  1  t     2 2 2
   . .  tan       
18 0 2  t 2 18 2   2  0 18 2  2  36 2 72

10.(D) | ( I  M )50  50 M |
50 50
= | ( C0 I 50 C1I 49 .M 50 C2 I 48 M 2 .......)  50M |
= | I + 50M – 50M| = | I | = 1
( M  O , hence all terms containing higher powers of M. i.e., M 2 , M 3 , M 4 .... will becomes O)
2

11.(A) x + 2y – z = 4 …… (i)
x  y  3 z   2 …… (ii)
2 x  y  z  1 …… (iii)
On eliminating y from (i), (ii), (iii)
(1  2) x  7 z  8 and (  2) x  (  3) z  1
 System has infinitely many solutions

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1  2 7 8
  
  2   3 1
17 17
 
, 
6 8
Now, 48  289

dy
12.(A)  y (ln x )  (1  ln x)e x  LDE
dx
(ln x ) dx
 I .F .  e   e x ln x  x  x x . e x
Now solution of LDE
y ( x x . e x )   (1  ln x). e x . x x . e x dx  c   x x (1  ln x) dx  c

y . x x . e x  x x  c  y  e x  cx  x . e x
 y (1)  e  c0
1 2
 1   1  1
 y  ex  y   e 2   y  
 2   2  e
  
13.(A) c  (((a  b )  iˆ)  ˆj )  kˆ
 
 a  2iˆ  ˆj  kˆ ; b  iˆ  2 ˆj  3kˆ
  
 a  b  iˆ  7 ˆj  5kˆ  c  ((7 kˆ  5 ˆj )  ˆj )  kˆ  (7iˆ)  kˆ  7 ˆj

Now, c .(2iˆ  ˆj  kˆ)  7

14.(C) C : x 2  y 2  4 ; C ' : x 2  y 2  8x  9  0

3
 C1  (0, 0), r1  2 and C2  (4, 0), r2  16 2  9, |  | 
4
 C and C ' intersect at two distinct points
 | r1  r2 | C1C2  r1  r2

 | 2  16 2  9 |  | 4 |  2  16 2  9
 13 13  13 13
 R   ,  a ,b
 16 16  16 16
Now point (48a + 40, 80b – 60) = (1, 5) which satisfies (5 x) 2  y 2  50

x2 y2 b2 3 b2 1
15.(C) 2
 2
1 a>b  e  1 2
  2

a b a 2 a 4
2b2 2a 2
and LR  5  5
a 4a
 a  10 and b = 5
Now eccentricity of hyperbola
x2 y2 b2 1 5
2
 2
1  eH  1  2
 1 
a b a 4 4
1 1 2
Using,
2
 1  econjugate hyperbola =5
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16.(A) |z – 3| = 1 and (1  5 3i) z  (1  5 3i ) z  0

 ( x  3)2  y 2  1 and x  5 3 y  0
| z1 . z2 |  | z1 | | z2 |
 OT 2
 ( S1 ) 2
 S1
 (0  3)2  (0)2  1  8

1  x  x2 1 x
17.(B) tan A  tan B  , tan C 
x x x x2  x  1 x2  x 1
1  x  x2 1

tan A  tan B x x 2 x
tan( A  B)   x x  x 1 
1  tan A .tan B 1 x  x 2
1 x2  x  1
1 .
x x x x2  x 1
tan( A  B)  tan C  A  B  n  C , (n  I )
     
A, B, C   0,   A  B  , 
 2  2 2
 n0
 AB  C
18.(B) Median is 210  4th data in ordered form of data is 210
Three data 170, 125, 190 is less than 210. So, a and b > 210
Mean deviation about median
 | 210  170 |  | 210  125 |  | 210  230 |  | 210  190 |  | 210  210 |  | 210  a |  | 210  b | 
= 
 7 
241 40  85  20  20  0  a  210  b  210

7 7
 241 = a + b – 255
 a + b = 496
170  125  230  190  210  a  b 925  496 1421
Mean of data =    203
7 7 7
 
  (d1  d 2 )
19.(D) Shortest distance = (a1  a2 ).  
| d1  d 2 |
 
a1  a2  (, 2,1)  ( 3, 1, 2)  (  3, 1,  1)

iˆ ˆj kˆ
 
d1  d 2  2 1 1  3iˆ  3 ˆj  3kˆ
1 2 1
 
| d1  d 2 |  3 3

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(iˆ  ˆj  kˆ)
S .D.  (  3, 1,  1).
3
1
2 (  3  1  1)
3
2 3  (  3

 3  2 3
   3, 3 3
   2  ( 3)2  (3 3) 2  30
x2 y2 2 5cos2 
20.(C) H :   1; eH  1  1  cos 2 
5 5cos 2  5
x2 y2 5cos2 
E:   1 ; eE2  1   sin 2 
5cos 2  5 5
2
eH  7eE  eH  7eE2
 1  cos 2   7 sin 2 
1 1
 sin 2    sin   
4 2
  
  as   0, 
6  2
SECTION-2
1.(8080)
AP(I) : 2, 7, 12, 17, ….404 terms
AP(II) : 3, 5, 7, 9……200 terms
 200th term = 401
Now first term in common terms AP, a = 7
Common difference d = LCM {5, 2} = 10
For number of common terms a + (n – 1) d < 401
 7  (n  1)10  401  n  40.4
 Number of common terms = 40
40
Now sum of 40 common terms  [2(7)  (40  1)10]  8080
2
2.(48) On solving circle x 2  y 2  4 and parabola y 2  3 x
Point of intersection in I quadrant P  (1, 3)
 L goes from P  (1, 3) ( L : x  3 y  )
 1  3( 3)    4
 Line L : x  3 y  4
Let centre of circle C1 be (X, 0), radius = 2
 C1 touches line L
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x04
2  x = 0, 8
2
 Q1  (0, 0), Q2  (8, 0)
1
Now area of PQ1Q2  (8) ( 3)  4 3   2  48
2

4
4 2 cos 2 x
3.(5) I  dx …… (i)
 (1  (2024) x ) (sin 4 x  cos 4 x )
4
b b
Using rule  f ( x)dx   f (a  b  x)dx
a a

4
4 2 cos 2 x
I  dx
 (1  (2024) x ) (sin 4 x  cos 4 x)
4

4
4 2 (2024) x . cos2 x
I  x 4 4
dx
 (1  (2024) ) (sin x  cos x )
4
Add (i) + (ii)

4
cos 2 x
2I  4 2  dx
 sin 4 x  cos 4 x
4
 
2
4
cos x 4
sec 2 x
I  4 2 4 4
dx  I  4 2 4
dx
0 sin x  cos x 0 1  tan x
Put tan x = t
1
dt
 I  4 2 4
0 1 t
 1 1 
1 2 1  2 1 1  2 1 1 2 
1 t 1 t  t t
 I  2 2  dt   dt  2 2  dt   dt 
 0 1  t
4
1  t 4
   1 2 2 
0 0 t    2 0 t  1  2 
 
  t   t 
 1 1
   1    1  
   t    t   2
 1  1   t    1    
2 2 tan   log  t  
2  2  2 2  1
      t   2   
    0   t  0 

   2 2 
 2    log      2 ln( 2  1)   2  2  5
2  2  2 

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4.(144) A = {1, 2, 3, ….., 20}
R1 = {(a, b) : b is divisible by a}
(1,1), (1, 2),........(1, 20) 
(2, 2), (2, 4).......(2, 20) 
 
 R1  ...   n( R1 )  66
... 
 
(20, 20) 
(1, 2), (1, 3),........(1, 20) 
(2,3), (2, 4).......(2, 20) 
 
R2 = {(a, b) : a < b}  (3, 4), (3,3)........(3, 20)   n( R2 )  190
... 
 
(19, 20) 
(1, 2), (1,3),........(1, 20) 
(2, 4), (2, 6).......(2, 20) 
 
Now, R1  R2     n( R1  R2 )  46
 ... 
(10, 20) 
Now n( R2  R1 )  n( R2 )  n( R1  R2 ) = 190 – 46 = 144

5.(9)

Let P on L1 be (1,  , ) and Q on L2 be (,    1, 1)

 dr ' s of PQ =   1,      1, 1  
 PQ  L1  0(  1)  1(    1)  1(1   )  0
    2  0 …(i) and
PQ  L2 = 1(  1)  1(    1)  0(1   )  0
 2    2  0 ..(ii)
On solving (i) and (ii)
2 4  2 2  4 1 
 ,   P  1, ,  ; Q   ,  , 1
3 3  3 3 3 3 
 
 
7 1 5
Now mid point of PQ   , , 
6 2 6
  
   
9
    6(     )  9
6

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 1  2 7 3 8
6.(0) Coefficient of x30 in  1  3  (1  x ) (1  x )
 x 
(1  x3 )6
Coefficient of x30 in 18
(1  x 2 )7 (1  x3 )8
x
Coefficient of x 48 in (1  x 3 ) 6 (1  x 2 )7 (1  x3 )8

 8C8 [ 7C6 . 6C4  7C3 . 6C6 ]  8C7 [ 7C6 . 6C5 ]  8C6 [ 7C6 . 6C6 ]
= [ 105 + 35] – 8 [42] + 196 = 336 – 336 = 0

7.(44) P : ( x  3)2  ( y  2)2  4

Q:x y  4
z2 is foot of  from (–2, –3) to line x + y = 4
x  2 y  3  (2  3  4)
  
1 1 2
9 5 3
x2  y3   z2   , 
2 2 2
For | z + 2 + 3i | to be maximum z1 will be diametrically opposite point of the diameter through
(–2, –3)
x 3 y  2
For z1 :  2
1 1
2 2
( x, y )  (3  2, 2  2)  z1
2 2 2 2  25 9 
Now, | z1 |  2 | z2 |  (3  2)  (2  2)  2     34  10 2
 4 4
  34,   
8.(57)
z 0 2 4 6 8 10 Total number of solutions
x+y 16 13 10 7 4 1
Number of solutions 17 14 11 8 5 2 17 + 14 + 11 + 8 + 5 + 2 = 57

9.(8) (t  1)dx  (2 x  (t  1) 4 )dt

dx 2 x
   (t  1)3  LDE
dt t  1
2
 dt 1
I.F. = e t 1  e2ln(t 1) 
(t  1) 2
1 1
x 2
  (t  1)3  dt  C
(t  1) (t  1)2
x (t  1)2 1
 C  x (0)   C=0
(t  1)2 2 2
(t  1)4
Now, x   x(1) = 8
2

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 cos 1 (1  (1  h)2 ) sin 1 ((1  h)  (1  h) 2 ) 
10.(2) L  lim  
h 0  (1  h )  (1  h ) 3
 
 cos1 (2h  h 2 ) . sin 1 (h  h 2 )    h  h2 
 lim    lim
h 0  h3  2h  3h 2  2 h0  h3  2h  3h2 

   

L
4
 cos 1 (1  h 2 ) . sin 1 (h  h 2 )   cos1 (1  h 2 ) 
R  lim    lim  . h (1  h )  = 0
h 0  h  h3  h0  h(1  h)(1  h)
   
32 2
 2
(L  R2 )  2


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